Thanks for the likes, John and Antonios.
On to Majorca sub.
According to the web page at
https://www.trazeras.gr/index.php/manufacturer/majorca-sub.html, “MAJORCA SUB is a dynamic industry in the field of water sports. With many years of experience as well as a tradition of high manufacturing quality, it firmly adheres to the strictly curated design and perfection of its products. With high capacity production units, it creates products that cover all tastes and requirements. Products that meet all the necessary specifications in terms of materials, shape and construction quality. With natural rubber as the main raw material, MAJORCA SUB actively participates in the protection of the environment since all products are ecological, while it is constantly developing, absorbing new production methods and applying the most modernizing trends of a dynamic industrial company with a large technological infrastructure and high manufacturing quality.”
The following messages illustrate the diving masks, the breathing tubes, the snorkel-mask and the swimming fins of natural rubber construction in the Majorca sub range of diving and swimming goods.
Majorca sub Dolphin swimming fins have alone remained in production to the present day. They are available in a very wide range of sizes (22-24; 24-26; 26-28; 28-30; 30-32; 32-34; 34-36; 36-38; 38-40; 40-42; 42-44; 44-46; 46-48) and colours. The Majorca sub Dolphin fin has been in production for a very long time in Greece. Although it is principally sold in its home country nowadays, the fin was routinely exported elsewhere in Europe and the Near East at one time for use in the pool and at the beach.
From the mid to the late “noughties”, the UK online sports retailer Newitts.com sold a yellow/black two-tone version of the Dolphin, rebranded as an “Eyeline Swim Fin”.
The Dolphin came in very small children’s sizes, which proved popular with parents of very young swimmers in certain European countries. The Aquatrio.fi website once fitted tiny feet in Finland with brightly coloured versions of the fin, while Chereks Entenschuhe and Flipper Swimsafe supplied infants with the correct size of fin within Germany at Kraulquappen.de and Proswim.de.
“Μαγιορκα”, which transliterates to “Magiorka” and translates to “Majorca”, may have been the company’s original name. The manufacturer may have subsequently transitioned to the name “Majorca” before settling on “Majorca sub”. Any “Μαγιορκα” and “Majorca” products have been labelled as such in the present thread.
